About this album
Where they were
By 1995, Iggy Pop was in a phase of artistic exploration, transitioning from his earlier punk roots into a more diverse sound. 'Naughty Little Doggie' was released as his ninth studio album, following the more commercially successful 'American Caesar' from 1993. This album showcases Iggy's willingness to experiment with different styles while reflecting on personal themes.
Why it matters
'Naughty Little Doggie' resonated within alternative rock circles and featured tracks that gained attention on college radio. While it did not achieve mainstream chart success, it solidified Iggy's position as an enduring figure in rock music, influencing a generation of artists who appreciated his raw, unfiltered approach.
Essential tracks
- "I Wanna Live" — This opening track captures Iggy's rebellious spirit and longing for freedom, setting the tone for the entire album.
- "Pussy Walk" — 'Pussy Walk' stands out with its provocative lyrics and catchy beat, showcasing Iggy's knack for blending humor with edgy themes.
- "Innocent World" — This song features reflective lyrics and a melodic hook that highlights Iggy's ability to convey vulnerability amidst his punk persona.
- "Knucklehead" — 'Knucklehead' delivers a gritty sound that embraces Iggy's punk roots while exploring themes of resilience and defiance.
Release Date
January 1, 1995
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 I Wanna Live 4:32
- 2 Pussy Walk 3:47
- 3 Innocent World 3:27
- 4 Knucklehead 4:10
- 5 To Belong 4:15
- 6 Keep on Believing 2:32
- 7 Outta My Head 5:38
- 8 Shoeshine Girl 3:50
- 9 Heart Is Saved 3:00
- 10 Look Away 5:09